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fJR./MRS. J ' I
fcj* £AKQL DR "vISOLO
YOUR OFFICIAL HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER
VOL 33 NO. 34 SEPTEMBER 17-23, 1999 40 CENTS
Annual Fire Prevention
Open House
On Saturday October 9, 1999
the Bethpage Volunteer Fire
Department will again be hosting its
annual Fire Prevention open house.
This year's open house will be at
station 5, Union Ave. & Berryhill
Lane, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Engine Company 5 will be the host
(Union Ave. is one block south of
Hempstead Tpke. between Rt. 107
& Stewart Ave.)
Demonstrations will be held
throughout the day. These
demonstrations will include kitchen
fires, vehicle extrication, proper use
of carbon monoxide & smoke
detectors, propane barbeque safety
and free blood pressure screening
by our emergency medical staff.
A fire prevention poster contest
will be held for students -
kindergarten through fifth grade.
This year's theme will be 'The Great
Escape"(EDITH - exit drills in the
home). Notifications wiH be sent out
to a)! local schools withimseveral
weeks/ rsrij
1999 Gamp Champs
The Bethpage Varsity
Cheerleaders proved they are going
to be a force to reckon with this
upcoming competition season. The
Bethpage Varsity Cheerleaders
came home with 3 trophies from
Pine Forest Cheerleading Camp.
Over 40 teams from Ohio,
Maryland, New Jersey., Conn.,
Pennsylvania, New York (upstate)
and Long Island came to camp to
learn new routines and compete for
ribbons and trophies. Our town's
Varsity squad showed all the rest
their Bethpage Pride. The girls
placed 2nd in the Dance
Competition with an awesome
dance they brought to camp. They
received another trophy for being
Superior all week long. The best
and -.biggest trophy was for Camp
Champ in the Cheer Category. This
trophy was by far the most special.
No other Bethpage Cheerleading
team has won this trophy before.
The girls worked very hard for this
trophy and were psyched when they
won.
Also, the girls set another record
at camp. The Varsity squad had 6
girls receive All-Star nominations.
These girls were: Diana Tur, Jocelyn
Pizarro, Crystal Velez, Kaitlin
Gregory, Deanna Valente, and
Victoria Peters. This was the most
ever picked from the Bethpage
squad. Also, this was the most All-
Stars from any team at camp.
Camp Champs: In back row (left to right) Kristy Richardson,
Danielle Savino, Kaitlin Gregory, Jeanine Miller, Jessica Hynes,
Kristen Fiore, Jocelyn Pizarro, Tara Garcia.
Middle row (l-r): Crystal Velez, Keriann Wierzbicki, Victoria Peters,
Katie Petronzie, Diana Colleluori.
Bottom row (l-r): Coach Jennifer Kelly, Lauren D'Antuono, Diane
Pooler, Melissa Miller, Captain Diana Tur, Captain Dawn Michaelsen.
Denna Valente. (more pictures on Page 5)
First Place Americanism Award
Presented to Joan Pfrppe
1% Past Chairman Dorothy Rabas and Past Chairman Catherine Mazzie
of the Nassau Co. American Legion Aux. presents Joan Poppe with a
plaque on her contribution to our community prompting Americanism.
Pat Warnken is standing next to Joan on the right. '
COME SUPPORT YOUR NEIGHBORS
AND HELP CANCER RESEARCH
ON OCT 3RD!
SEPT 27th THRU OCT 3RD
MAPS FOR
"THE NORMA FARRAR 1ST ANNUAL COMMUNITY YARD
SALE FOR CANCER RESEARCH" wilf be sold
AN UN-4-GETTABLE SALE!
MAP FEE: $5.00 All Proceeds from Map fee's go for pancer Research
(Maps List address of Participating Houses and some of tjieir treasures)
MAPS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS:
Norma's School of Dance: Bethpage Tribune:
330 Broadway Bethpage 329 Broadway Bethpage
(Sept 27,h-Oct 2nd) No Sundays (Sept 27,h-Oct 1st)
(M-Fri 4:30-6:30)(Sat 11-lpm) (M-Fri 10am-3pro|)
Bethpage Wine and Liquor:
574 Stewart Ave
King Kullen Shopping Center Bethpage
(Sept 27,h-Oct 20d)
(M-Thurs 9am-8pm) (Fri+ Sat 9am-9pm)
"Bethpape Dav": I
Bethpage Community Park
Stewart Ave Bethpage
(across from Bethpage High School)
(Sat Oct 2Dd ONLY 10am-5pm)
Bretton's Deli (in front):
359 Broadway Bethpage
(Sun Oct 3rd ONLY (9am-lpm)
"Conways Stationery":
344 Broadway Bethpage
(Sept 27-Oct 3)
(M-F) 6am-8pm Sunday 6am-Noon
(Sat) 6am-7pm
10 Dorothy Street: (off Broadway) Bethpage (Sun Oct 3rd ONLY)(10am-4pm
27 Eleanor Road: (off Haypath) Plainview (Sun Oct 3rd ONLY) (I0am-4pm)
Remember. Norma's Community Yard Sale is Sunday October 3rd. Warn to 5pm
Bring plenty of cash, good walking shoes, carts and have a GREAT TIME!!!!
Rain Date for this event is Oct. 17th, Sunday same time.
Please keep Maps to yourselves to help raise monies for cancer research and wait till
the day of the sale, NO PREVIEWS so the sale will be a successor all!

fJR./MRS. J ' I
fcj* £AKQL DR "vISOLO
YOUR OFFICIAL HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER
VOL 33 NO. 34 SEPTEMBER 17-23, 1999 40 CENTS
Annual Fire Prevention
Open House
On Saturday October 9, 1999
the Bethpage Volunteer Fire
Department will again be hosting its
annual Fire Prevention open house.
This year's open house will be at
station 5, Union Ave. & Berryhill
Lane, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Engine Company 5 will be the host
(Union Ave. is one block south of
Hempstead Tpke. between Rt. 107
& Stewart Ave.)
Demonstrations will be held
throughout the day. These
demonstrations will include kitchen
fires, vehicle extrication, proper use
of carbon monoxide & smoke
detectors, propane barbeque safety
and free blood pressure screening
by our emergency medical staff.
A fire prevention poster contest
will be held for students -
kindergarten through fifth grade.
This year's theme will be 'The Great
Escape"(EDITH - exit drills in the
home). Notifications wiH be sent out
to a)! local schools withimseveral
weeks/ rsrij
1999 Gamp Champs
The Bethpage Varsity
Cheerleaders proved they are going
to be a force to reckon with this
upcoming competition season. The
Bethpage Varsity Cheerleaders
came home with 3 trophies from
Pine Forest Cheerleading Camp.
Over 40 teams from Ohio,
Maryland, New Jersey., Conn.,
Pennsylvania, New York (upstate)
and Long Island came to camp to
learn new routines and compete for
ribbons and trophies. Our town's
Varsity squad showed all the rest
their Bethpage Pride. The girls
placed 2nd in the Dance
Competition with an awesome
dance they brought to camp. They
received another trophy for being
Superior all week long. The best
and -.biggest trophy was for Camp
Champ in the Cheer Category. This
trophy was by far the most special.
No other Bethpage Cheerleading
team has won this trophy before.
The girls worked very hard for this
trophy and were psyched when they
won.
Also, the girls set another record
at camp. The Varsity squad had 6
girls receive All-Star nominations.
These girls were: Diana Tur, Jocelyn
Pizarro, Crystal Velez, Kaitlin
Gregory, Deanna Valente, and
Victoria Peters. This was the most
ever picked from the Bethpage
squad. Also, this was the most All-
Stars from any team at camp.
Camp Champs: In back row (left to right) Kristy Richardson,
Danielle Savino, Kaitlin Gregory, Jeanine Miller, Jessica Hynes,
Kristen Fiore, Jocelyn Pizarro, Tara Garcia.
Middle row (l-r): Crystal Velez, Keriann Wierzbicki, Victoria Peters,
Katie Petronzie, Diana Colleluori.
Bottom row (l-r): Coach Jennifer Kelly, Lauren D'Antuono, Diane
Pooler, Melissa Miller, Captain Diana Tur, Captain Dawn Michaelsen.
Denna Valente. (more pictures on Page 5)
First Place Americanism Award
Presented to Joan Pfrppe
1% Past Chairman Dorothy Rabas and Past Chairman Catherine Mazzie
of the Nassau Co. American Legion Aux. presents Joan Poppe with a
plaque on her contribution to our community prompting Americanism.
Pat Warnken is standing next to Joan on the right. '
COME SUPPORT YOUR NEIGHBORS
AND HELP CANCER RESEARCH
ON OCT 3RD!
SEPT 27th THRU OCT 3RD
MAPS FOR
"THE NORMA FARRAR 1ST ANNUAL COMMUNITY YARD
SALE FOR CANCER RESEARCH" wilf be sold
AN UN-4-GETTABLE SALE!
MAP FEE: $5.00 All Proceeds from Map fee's go for pancer Research
(Maps List address of Participating Houses and some of tjieir treasures)
MAPS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS:
Norma's School of Dance: Bethpage Tribune:
330 Broadway Bethpage 329 Broadway Bethpage
(Sept 27,h-Oct 2nd) No Sundays (Sept 27,h-Oct 1st)
(M-Fri 4:30-6:30)(Sat 11-lpm) (M-Fri 10am-3pro|)
Bethpage Wine and Liquor:
574 Stewart Ave
King Kullen Shopping Center Bethpage
(Sept 27,h-Oct 20d)
(M-Thurs 9am-8pm) (Fri+ Sat 9am-9pm)
"Bethpape Dav": I
Bethpage Community Park
Stewart Ave Bethpage
(across from Bethpage High School)
(Sat Oct 2Dd ONLY 10am-5pm)
Bretton's Deli (in front):
359 Broadway Bethpage
(Sun Oct 3rd ONLY (9am-lpm)
"Conways Stationery":
344 Broadway Bethpage
(Sept 27-Oct 3)
(M-F) 6am-8pm Sunday 6am-Noon
(Sat) 6am-7pm
10 Dorothy Street: (off Broadway) Bethpage (Sun Oct 3rd ONLY)(10am-4pm
27 Eleanor Road: (off Haypath) Plainview (Sun Oct 3rd ONLY) (I0am-4pm)
Remember. Norma's Community Yard Sale is Sunday October 3rd. Warn to 5pm
Bring plenty of cash, good walking shoes, carts and have a GREAT TIME!!!!
Rain Date for this event is Oct. 17th, Sunday same time.
Please keep Maps to yourselves to help raise monies for cancer research and wait till
the day of the sale, NO PREVIEWS so the sale will be a successor all!